Changing $ 15,000 into $ 150,000 sounds like a fantasy, until you look at the figures behind shares that are already on that route. With the right mix of innovation, resilience and growth, some companies on the TSX have yielded stunning returns. Let’s look closer to three Canadian shares that recently demonstrated Breakout -Momentum and possibly yield ten times returns. Those are Celestics (TSX: CLS), Fairfax Financial (TSX: FFH), and Bombardier (TSX: BBD.B).
Celestics
Let’s start with celestics, which is no stranger to long-term turnaround stories. Celestica, a technology manufacturer and supply chain specialist, has quietly become an important player in the insight for artificial intelligence (AI) -related infrastructure. In the second quarter of 2025, the TSX shares achieved the turnover of $ 2.9 billion, an increase of 21% compared to the previous year. Adapted profit per share (EPS) achieved $ 1.39, a huge increase of 54%, and the adapted operational margin rose to a company height of 7.4%. Perhaps even more attractive, management has increased the guidelines for both income and income for the entire year, and now expects $ 11.6 billion in sales and $ 5.50 in adapted profit per share.
The TSX share has already risen considerably in the past year and increases by more than 300%. But that does not necessarily mean that the run is over. Celestica has a strong free cash flow, a growing AI -tail wind and a large purchasing program for shares. The return on equity is a striking 30.2%, and there is still room for valuation expansion if growth continues. One thing to look at is the valuation of the company, with a forward price/income (p/e) above 35. If the income stumbles, the shares can be hit hard.
Fairfax
On the other side of the spectrum in terms of volatility is Fairfax Financial. It is easy to reject Fairfax as a slow and stable insurer. But recent results suggest that there is more firepower than many realize. In Q2 2025 Fairfax reported the net income of $ 1.4 billion or $ 61.61 per share, compared to $ 915 million last year. That is an increase of 57% in profitability, driven by $ 952 million in investment profits, robust insurance technical income and higher dividends and interest. Book value per share rose to $ 1,158.47, an increase of 10.8% from the end of the year, even after paying a huge dividend of $ 15.
Fairfax has a history of the composite book value and the wealth of the shareholder, and the latest investments, from American treasuries to EuroBank. It is not flashy, but it is reliable, and with a low payment ratio and modest p/e valuation at 9, it can be quiet triple or more in the following decade. However, these TSX shares are not without risk. Investment profits are lumpy and the vast structure of Fairfax can make it difficult to evaluate where the real profit is at any time. Still, if Prem Watsa continues to deliver as he has done in the past quarters, holders can be very happy in the long term.
Bombardier
Then there is Bombardier. Talk about a comeback story. The business jet manufacturer transformed from almost collapse to a targeted and profitable space company. In Q2 2025, Bombardier reported the net income of $ 193 million, rising dramatically from just $ 19 million a year ago. Adapted EPS came to $ 1.11, while the turnover reached $ 2 billion. The TSX shares delivered 36 aircraft in the quarter and saw its backlog rise to $ 16.1 billion, which marked its largest order volume by one quarter in more than ten years.
That is no coincidence. The turnover of services grew by 16%and the company expands its service network worldwide, including new facilities in Abu Dhabi and the UK with a renewed creditworthiness and improvement of the balance sheet, Bombardier seems to reclaim a leading role in business aviation. But, and it is a big one, but the TSX share still has a lot of debts, and any economic decline can hit high-ticket jet sales hard. The appreciation now climbs, with a forward p/e near 19. So although there is upside down, it is probably bumpy.
Bottom Line
So, which of these TSX shares can really last $ 15,000 and make $ 150,000 of them? If earlier performance and recent momentum are some indication, Celestica is closest to the growing of a mid-processory. Bombardier, if it continues to execute, could surprise the benefit in a great way. Fairfax is the stable engine, less fast to get up quickly, but more likely to retain and grow value over time.
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